January 06, 1931
Philip James Kavanagh, known as P.J. Kavanagh, was born on January 06, 1931.
January 06, 1839
On this date, the Night Of The Big Wind or Oiche na Gaoithe Moire takes place; the most damaging storm in Irish history, some winds are estimated in excess of 130 m.
January 06, 1801
Evan Davies, known by the bardic name “Myfyr Morgannwg,” was a prominent Welsh poet, scholar, and antiquarian.
January 06, 1800
Anna Maria Hall, born Anna Maria Fielding, was an Irish author and playwright.
January 06, 1794
Frances Ball, known as Mother Mary Teresa, was a notable Irish religious figure who founded the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, also known as the Sisters of Loretto.
January 06, 1760
Richard Polwhele, a Cornish historian and poet, was indeed born in 1760.
January 06, 1654
The Cromwellian Conquest of Ireland, which took place in the mid-17th century during the English Civil War, resulted in significant changes in land ownership and the displacement of Irish landowners.
January 06, 1562
Shane O’Neill, also known as Seán Ó Néill, was an Irish chieftain and a significant figure during the Tudor conquest of Ireland in the 16th century.
January 06, 1412
Joan of Arc, also known as Jeanne d’Arc, was a remarkable historical figure who was born in Domrémy, France, around 1412.
January 06, 1156
In the 12th century the Norse hold on the Hebrides began to weaken, their sway had lasted 400 years.
January 06, 1066
King Harold II, commonly known as Harold Godwinson, was crowned as the King of England in 1066.
January 07, 1922
Talks between the Republican leadership and the British government led to the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921, with the Irish delegation eventually agreeing to self-governing dominion status for the …
